- 17 April, 2026
Iranian Activists Harassed in Europe, Threats to Life
As Iran and the world marked the anniversary of the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini who died in police custody in September 2022, Iranian activists
What’s happening between Armenia-Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh
Azerbaijan, one of six independent Turkic states, has launched “anti-terrorist activities” in the Nagorno-Karabakh region in order to drive away Armenian troops. This has escalated
What’s behind the growing tensions between India and Canada?
On 19 September, the Republic of India expelled a Canadian diplomat, escalating a row between the two countries. This came hours after Canada expelled India’s
EU Grain Bans: A Geopolitical Agricultural Puzzle
Recent developments have brought to light the intricate interaction between geopolitical factors and the agriculture sector in the ever-changing context of global trade and politics.
Arab World’s UNESCO World Heritage Nominations 2023
The World Heritage Committee of UNESCO met in Saudi Arabia in September 2023 for a protracted session to consider adding several sites to the esteemed
Taiwan Reports 40 Chinese Military Aircraft in Its Air Defense Zone
In a concerning development, Taiwan’s defense ministry reported that within the past 24 hours, 40 Chinese Air Force aircraft entered the island’s air defense zone.
Did Ethiopia Recruit Someone In The US To Serve As A Spy?
Abraham T Lemma of Silver Spring, Maryland, was reportedly taken into custody last month over allegedly spying for Ethiopia – a country that is a
An Israeli-Saudi ‘normalization’ deal can mean a war with Iran
The United States has been persuading the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to normalize ties with Israel. However, the Israeli-Saudi normalization deal can mean a war
How Will Britain, Israel, Palestine Combat Against Terrorism Collaboratively?
Britain’s Foreign Minister, James Cleverly, is visiting Israel and Palestine to talk about a couple of important things. First, he’s emphasizing the idea of a
US disrupts illicit multi-million-dollar oil shipment by Iran’s IRGC
The United States announced on Friday the disruption of an illicit multi-million-dollar shipment of crude oil by IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) of the Islamic